Apartment in villa via Guglielmo Marconi 18, Banchette

Ancient historic residence (from the 18th - 19th century) in a medieval castle complex, with a centuries-old park, which belonged to noble families from Ivrea and Aosta Valley.
The residence, unique in the area, with important historical references, occupies the ground floor and the first floor beyond underground, for an extension of 700 m2. considering in the calculation a magnificent orangery greenhouse.
On the ground floor a highly representative entrance, with frescoes and grotesques and with a large eighteenth-century monumental fireplace which invites access to the bright library and adjacent rooms.
A dining room with boiserie, frescoes and trompe l'oeil, walnut and cherry wood boxes, and two lounges, one of which is covered in antique fabric, with fireplace and floor mosaic, and one frescoed. From the lounges there is access to a large terrace of 15 x 10 m directly overlooking overlooking the park and the Dora Baltea river.
A large and elegant staircase leads to the first floor divided into a guest apartment, with private entrance, two bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms, and a master sleeping area consisting of three other bedrooms bedroom, a large hallway, three bathrooms and service rooms.
From the park you enter the orangery, with its particular charm that brings to mind horse-drawn carriages.
It should also be remembered that this residence is strategic for its proximity to all the tourist resorts of the Aosta Valley less than an hour's drive, to the Ligurian Riviera two hours away, and to Milan one hour.
The train station and the motorway toll booth are five minutes away 'car.
The center of Ivrea can also be reached in 20 minutes on foot along a suggestive path along the Dora Baltea river.
The house is equipped with five independent boilers, which can be used separately, which allow for great energy savings.
A beautiful property dedicated to those with taste, culture, desire for exclusivity or to imagine a professional creative possibility. Absolutely worth seeing and evaluating.